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Jonny decided to stick with his girl Camilla but neither seemed that enthusiastic about it and afterwards he told her they “needed to talk” leaving her looking shocked and confused.

This left the door open for Simon to make his move, shocking viewers as he decided to dump Montana in favour of new girl Tyla, after previously agreeing with Jonny that she was one of the hottest girls in the villa.

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Jonny decided to stick with Camilla in last night’s re-coupling

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Earlier in the episode he had said he wanted to rip Tyla Carr’s clothes off

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Camilla Thurlow was left confused after Jonny told her they ‘needed to talk’

Montana then reunited with Dom Lever, who she had first been paired with on the opening episode of the show, after being the last woman standing.

While new couples formed, one pairing remained the same and stronger than ever, with Marcel Somerville shocking his fellow contestants by asking his Gabrielle Allen to be his girlfriend.

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Simon Searles dumped Montana Brown

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Simon chose Tyla over Montana, who coupled up with Dom Lever instead

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Marcel Somerville asked Gabrielle Allen to be his girlfriend

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Gabby couldn’t believe what Marcel was saying

This made them the first official couple to form on this year’s series.

Meanwhile, Love Island evictees Jessica Shears, Chloe Crowhurst and Sam Gowland hit the town on Tuesday with the two girls locking lips on their wild night out.

Monday night’s instalment of the ITV2 reality show hit an all-time high this week pulling in an incredible two million viewers – almost three times the number of people tuning in to Big Brother on Channel 5.

Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2

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